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My underwear and breastband came next, and I shivered naked by the fire, begrudgingly trembling less than I was before. S\u00f8ren kept his eyes averted as he hung the clothing up to dry. I watched him reach for the fresh cloak he\u2019d set out earlier, along with a thick wool hat and matching socks and mittens. They were huge and somewhat lumpy.<\/p>\n

Handmade, perhaps. Did S\u00f8ren knit? He draped the cloak over my shoulders, and I relaxed almost instantly. The inside was lined with thick fur, and I relished the sensation. He tugged on each of my ankles until I could extend my leg and allow him to put the socks on. The mittens were next. \u201cD-don\u2019t put the hat on,\u201d I said, curling in on myself to try to contain the limited body heat I\u2019d regained. \u201cMy hair is wet.\u201d S\u00f8ren eyed the tight bun I\u2019d wound earlier. \u201cLet me take it down.<\/p>\n

Then it can start to dry.\u201d I tensed but offered no argument when he knelt behind me and pulled out the leather tie softly before unwinding my hair to cascade down my back. The locks were cold against the backs of my ears and I made an involuntary sound\u2014something like a moan of sadness at the chill. \u201cHow\u2019s that?\u201d he asked. \u201cBetter.\u201d It was the truth, too. Every part of me hurt, worse than when he\u2019d carried me back after I\u2019d spent hours wandering the prison halls once.<\/p>\n

But the pins and needles were a good sign, I knew. It was enough. He stood and set some meat to cook over the giant fire. \u201cDid you meet it?\u201d \u201cThe god in the lake?\u201d The acknowledgment of what had happened weighed heavy on my tongue, and if I wasn\u2019t speaking to someone who believed in its existence, I would have convinced myself I imagined the entire thing. \u201cYes. It calls itself the Tapestry.\u201d S\u00f8ren looked at me over the flickering flames.<\/p>\n

\u201cAnd? What did you learn?\u201d I sighed and pulled the cloak tighter around myself. \u201cI heard the prophecy. Do you have paper and something to write with? I think I still have it all memorized, but I\u2019m not sure it\u2019ll stick around if I fall asleep.\u201d Ever the scholar, he procured a notebook and writing instrument from his bag. He dutifully copied down every word I spoke. When I finished reciting the prophecy, he was silent. \u201cAny idea what it means?\u201d I asked.<\/p>\n

He shook his head. \u201cNo. It\u2019s so vague.\u201d S\u00f8ren\u2019s lips moved soundlessly as he read over the words again. I forced my gaze away. Studying the shape of his mouth was a quick way to more unwelcome thoughts\u2014ones I couldn\u2019t afford. Frode made his own choice, my thoughts whispered. Maybe you can make yours. No. I didn\u2019t care what decisions Frode had made in the heat of the moment. He didn\u2019t have to die, and forgiveness was too much to ask of me.<\/p>\n

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